"concerns are resolved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that issues have been addressed and fixed. For example: After discussing the matter, all of our concerns were resolved.
It has never denied one, but does have some, like Afternic's, on hold while concerns are resolved, an official said.
To understand how aesthetic and engineering concerns are resolved in the design of today's consumer electronics, The Times asked the designer of E-Buzzz to describe what decisions went into each of this creature's many functions.
Once lingering safety concerns are resolved, the longtime auto executive Bob Lutz — credited with leading the introduction of the Dodge Viper, the Pontiac GTO and other iconic models — sees autonomous cars as inevitable.
Washington's insistence that its allies withhold economic cooperation with North Korea until security concerns are resolved has removed Japan's principal form of leverage in the talks here, causing North Korea to take a harder line on the kidnapping issue while urging the United States to negotiate with it directly.
Engaging with dissatisfied customers in online review forums can actually lead to repeat business, and up to 70% of complaining customers will give the business another shot if their concerns are resolved.
The backing comes with the proviso that "outstanding concerns are resolved to the satisfaction of the Development and Building Control Manager," and to "authorise the Development and Building Control Manager to determine the application under delegation".
County officials said they hoped to take ownership of the rest of the property once environmental cleanup concerns were resolved.
American firms have valid complaints about requirements that they share intellectual property with Chinese partners when they invest in China, but if such concerns were resolved the result would likely be more outsourcing of production to China, not less.
The township's health and safety concerns were resolved through a compromise -- the use of reinforced shoulders composed of a plastic mesh product placed six inches below gravel and grass, expanding the roads to 17 feet, but inconspicuously.
